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Teary day.
It's been 12 days since Maxxie left us. I am still so sad. some days I'm OK but it's the little things I miss. I still check on him in the middle of the night when I get up, I keep thinking I will hear his tags jingle. Coming home is the worst.
God I loved that dog.
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It's so very hard. It takes me a long time after one of my dogs is gone to stop thinking I hear them walking into the kitchen looking for dinner, or expecting to see them lying in their favorite spot. I'm sorry you're so sad. Hopefully better memories will soon be what you remember best. He looks like he was a big old sweetheart.
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So sorry about maxxie. He looks like such a typical lovable lab, they give so much and don't ask for much in return. Thanks for giving him such a great life.
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I'm so sorry. Boy is he handsome....hang in there. I just don't have the words right now...
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This is really hard, and I think I know how you feel. The first night without Lynn I could hear her walking down the hallway, I could see her shadow on her bed, and when I woke up early in the morning for our routine walk, there was no one to walk. Really felt like crying, the apartment was empty, and I realized that if I wanted to keep my sanity, I desperately needed another lab. If wish I could do more, but the only thing I, we, can do is send a lot of good thoughts and hugs. M&M :image019:
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I am so sorry. It is so hard and incredibly painful when they go. I understand, coming home to an empty house after my Boomer passed was almost too much for me. Take care of your self.
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So sorry. It's so hard with tears erupting at the smallest things.
Let Maxxie's sweet memories help temper the loss. It's good that you are here expressing how you feel, we understand, we know what you are going through.
Hugs to you.
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So very sorry for your loss.
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I'm so sorry, it's always so difficult when they go :(
For me the cure was getting another dog - not to forget, to keep me sane.
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I am so sorry, if only there were magic words to heal your heart.